Improving the Quality of Your Drone Maps and 3D Models | Hammer Missions

In this video, Alex Ball from Hammer Missions will look at how to improve the quality of your #drone #maps and #3D #models
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[@Daniel_Lindley]

Thanks for the info, ill bring my orbits closer to my NADIR flight plan.
I don't know what software you're using to process the images..
but i know if you capture the horizon its throws off the stitching process.
to capture the overhang of this building try tilting your gimble at an angle where you're capturing below the horizon so you dont see the sky.
I noticed the weird patches in your final render ,im guessing thats the mis placement from the images with the horizon/sky.
just speaking from my personal experience but im still learning how to map construction sites and new developments

[@HammerMissions]

Thanks for the input Daniel! This data was processed using Hammer Missions, and you're right, keeping the sky away is a good practice for best results!

[@iklink]

Can you render this out in post processing for use in games etc

[@HammerMissions]

Yes! The model can exported into common 3D formats.

[@iklink]

@@HammerMissions well I mean how good are the textures and such do they look better than the preview in the app?